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GIRLS GOLF

• Audubon 206, Underwood 218 (Medalist: Susie Bylund, Audubon 40)
• Riverside NTS, Logan-Magnolia NTS. (Medalist Ellen Johnson, Riverside 40.)
• Southwest Valley 203, Southwest Iowa 233, CAM no team score (Medalist: Kelsie Kinman, SWV46)

BOYS GOLF:

• Southwest Valley 172, CAM 195, Southwest Iowa 195 (Medalist: Evan Baldwin, SWV 40)
• Riverside 151, Logan-Magnolia 201 (Medalist: Erik Rock, Riverside 34)

GIRLS TENNIS

• Glenwood 7, Thomas Jefferson 2

GIRLS SOCCER

• Atlantic 1, Creston 0
• Riverside 5, Missouri Valley 4 (PK)
• Lewis Central 3, Glenwood 1
• Thomas Jefferson 1, St. Albert 0 (OT)

BOYS SOCCER

• Riverside 8, Missouri Valley 0
• Thomas Jefferson 3, St. Albert 2

1. Kuemper Catholic 26
2. Lewis Central 23
3. Glenwood 18
4. Denison-Schleswig 16
5. Saint Albert 14
6. Shenandoah 12
7. Creston 10
8. Clarinda 8
9. Red Oak 8
10. Harlan 5
11. Atlantic 4

#1 Doubles
6th- Shenandoah – David Hu/Bradley Young
5th – Denison-Schleswig – Mitch Kinsey/Spencer Pauley
4th – Clarinda – Dedric Kettwick/Austin Smith
3rd – Glenwood – Cole Peckham/Max Chavez
2nd – Red Oak – Hayden Berry/Jordan Nelson
1st – Kuemper Catholic – Mitchell Behrens/Robby Steffes

#2 Doubles
6th – Denison- Ben Moran/Sam Weber
5th – Atlantic – Nick Podhajsky/Kyle Krueger
4th – Saint Albert – Drew Carlson/Steven Chen
3rd – Glenwood – Jac Gunkelman/Sam Lauritson
2nd – Lewis Central – Ryan Higginbothan/Brook DeMarque
1st – Kuemper Catholic – Joe Mohr/Brian Ricke

#1 Singles
6th – Kuemper Catholic – Matt Irlbeck
5th – Denison-Schleswig – Nathan Fastje
4th – Saint Albert – Travis Miller
3rd – Creston – Garrett Taylor
2nd – Shenandoah – Philip Meier
1st – Lewis Central – Caleb Shudak

#2 Singles
6th – Saint Albert – Joe Faust
5th – Creston – Chantz Darrelson
4th – Denison-Schleswig – Matt Moran
3rd – Glenwood – Aaron Bertini
2nd – Kuemper Catholic – Tyler Schroeder
1st – Lewis Central – Weston Morgan

1. Kuemper Catholic  336
2. Atlantic  350
3. Clarinda  367
4. Creston  390
5. Harlan  394
6. Shenandoah  397
7. Red Oak  448
8. Lewis Central  454
9. Denison-Schleswig  471
10. Glenwood  498
11. St. Albert  529

Individuals:

1. Mara Masching, Kuemper Catholic 77
2. Morgan Naberhouse, Kuemper Catholic 77
3. Brooke Newell, Atlantic 82
4. Bailey Walter, Atlantic 87
5. Courtney Snyder, Kuemper Catholic 87
6. Leah Brooke, Clarinda 88
7. Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic 90
8. Erin Olsen, Atlantic 91
9. Samantha Swanson, Clarinda 92
10. Lexi Brown, Clarinda 93

Former Iowa Hawkeye and New York Giants Football player Tyler Sash was arrested Saturday after a brief pursuit in Oskaloosa. Officials say at around 1:27-a.m. Saturday, Sash fled on a motorized scooter, after Police in Oskaloosa attempted to make a traffic stop.

During the chase, Sash dumped the scooter and fled on foot. Officers found him hiding behind a tree, but the complaint and an affidavit say Sash continued to run from Police. The officers eventually deployed a stun gun against Sash in order to make him stop. After he was tased, Sash allegedly continued to resist arrest.

Later, while in custody, Sash admitted to having six drinks within the period of an hour. He declined to take a breath test. Police charged him with Public Intoxication and Interference with Official Acts. Early Tuesday afternoon, Sash plead not guilty to both charges, and demanded a trial by jury. No trial date has been set.

Sash was a member of the Iowa Hawkeyes for three seasons, from 2008 to 2010. He played for the New York Giants beginning in 2011 and until his was cut from the team in August, 2013.

(Radio Iowa)

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Kansas City Chiefs have signed sixth-round draft pick Zach Fulton. Terms of the deal Tuesday night were not disclosed. The Chiefs only had six picks in this past weekend’s draft, and Fulton was the second-to-last of them. He is the first of the selections to sign a contract with the Chiefs.

Fulton played in 47 games at Tennessee, primarily at right guard. He is expected to provide depth immediately for a Chiefs offensive line that was decimated by free agency.

ST. LOUIS (AP) – The St. Louis Cardinals attempted to bolster their pitching staff Tuesday by recalling left-hander Sam Freeman and right-hander Jorge Rondon from Triple-A Memphis. Freeman, 26, has spent parts of the last two seasons with the Cardinals, appearing in 37 games. He was 0-1 with a 3.78 ERA in 13 games for Memphis, though he had allowed just two earned runs over his last 10 appearances.

Rondon, also 26, will be looking to make his Major League debut after spending the past eight seasons in the minors. He was 1-0 with a 2.51 ERA in 11 games at Memphis. The Cardinals optioned reliever Eric Fornataro to Memphis and placed Tyler Lyons on the 15-day disabled list with a left shoulder strain. Lyons started Monday’s game with the Chicago Cubs and allowed seven runs in two innings.

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Pinch-hitter Greg Garcia was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded and one out in the 12th inning, sending the St. Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs 4-3 Tuesday night. Jhonny Peralta led off the 12th with a single for his third hit. Justin Grimm retired Matt Holliday on a popup, but walks to Allen Craig and Yadier Molina loaded the bases for Garcia.

Seth Maness tossed a scoreless 12th for the win. Both teams used seven pitchers. Trailing 3-2 going into the ninth, Chicago rallied to tie it off closer Trevor Rosenthal on Emilio Bonifacio’s RBI single with two outs.

Teams:

1. Creston 308
2. Harlan 315
3. Atlantic 318
4. Denison 332
5. Shenandoah 333
6. Glenwood 339
7. Kuemper Catholic 360
8. Lewis Central 362
9. Clarinda 376
10. Red Oak 384

Top 12:

1. Ross Martens, Harlan 72
2. Parker Eller, Denison 73
3. Kobe Rhodes, Glenwood 75
4. Sam Hartsock, Creston 75
5. Evan Schuler, Atlantic 77
6. Christian Groumoutis, Creston 77
7. Jake Olsen, Atlantic 77
8. Kyle Somers, Creston 78
9. Hunter Sickels, Creston 78
10. Jason Baker, Shenandoah 79
11. Michael Sorfonden, Harlan 80
12. Zac Stork, Atlantic 80

Also for Atlantic:

• Kyle Nelson 84
• Sam Renaud 87
• Cooper Zablocki 103

2014 Boys Hawkeye 10 Golf Tourney Results

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Speedway is set to reopen just six months after being bought by NASCAR. New president Jimmy Small is among those eager to see how Sunday’s Nationwide race will set the tone for the future of the short track. NASCAR took the rare step of purchasing the track for a reported $10 million in November.

The 28-year-old Small is the third person to run the Iowa Speedway in less than three years. He inherited a track that has remained popular with fans and drivers despite patches of instability. NASCAR plans to kick start the track’s new era this weekend with country music duo Montgomery Gentry in concert Saturday night after the K&N Pro Series race.

Points leader Chase Elliott, Trevor Bayne and Ty Dillon headline the list of drivers.